It’s actually what ballsy storytelling looks like, whether you enjoy it or not. Is it perfect? No. But it is for sure the most ambitious and interesting superhero show on air

I am confused. I watched only the first episode, and from the comments here I understand that the show clearly leans liberal. All my friends, of different political affiliations, who watch me tell me the opposite, this is a description of a progressive dystopia and so a right wing leaning show. So who is right?

This crazy conservative “I know you are but what am I” is old. 

Nah, it’s a decent show. I think the problem is all you, buddy.

Yeah, it’s been confirmed by the writers. Let me guess, you’re one of those “Both Siders”, right?

You guys remember when trolls used to be subtle and clever?

I know you’re probably a cunt, but the idea that Hooded Justice was a black man was the idea that made Lindelof change his mind and make the show after initially saying no. It fits so well into the comics (I mean the dude always wore a noose around his neck and refused to ever remove his mask.)

This is literally the best show on television right now. You just want to hate it because it makes you question your beliefs, troll. Do you think a guy like Alan Moore would ever shy away from discussing race in his comics? Definitely not. This is challenging, deep, and thoughtful art that is commenting on difficult…

> This is tied into the comic and oozing with it out of its DNA. Last nights episode, smartly tied a lot of it together.

As some that owns both a Switch and PS4 - and platinumed Horizon - BOTW and Odyssey deserved all the praise they got. I don’t even like platformers. Both Horizon and BOTW are from the same Ubi open world game mold, and are among the best of those games, but I give the edge to Zelda for the environmental interactions…

Those 2017 Nintendo games were miles beyond everything else.

Jedi Power Battles and LEGO Star Wars clearly established that Jedi could double-jump.

Imagine watching Watchmen and thinking the Veidt scenes are uninteresting.

I’m betting senator man is behind the recent 7th attacks

I like how he is strictly limited to the technology and materials of the 1920s to figure out a way to escape his (presumably) high tech prison.

The scene with Smart and King near the end of the episode was a goddamn acting clinic.

Ok, now I’m REALLY into it, but I have difficulty seeing how someone who is not familiar with the source material might want to continue watching this, because at this point, it’s gotten deep enough into the graphic novel’s lore that it’s beginning to look like you NEED to read the graphic novel to fully appreciate it.

I want to believe that, but I dont see Dr Manhantan as the type to mark the edges of the map with pirate flags and shot literal warning shots

This episode was intense in a way due to Lauries humour and her feelings for the men in her life that she dont quite wear on her sleeve but is bubbling under the surface all the time, for a woman who used half her life coming to terms with her mother, she is now in a pact with the ghosts of her men, using them but not…

Hiring Jean Smart as Laurie Juspeczyk was a, ahem, smart movie. I could listen to her talk on the phone to Dr. Manhattan forever.